reinstall
verb [ T ] (also re-install) uk/ˌriː.ɪnˈstɔːl/ us/ˌriː.ɪnˈstɑːl/
(EQUIPMENT/FURNITURE)
computing specialized重新安装（计算机程序）
to put a computer program back onto a computer
I had to reinstall the operating system. 我不得不重新安装操作系统。
You will need to re-install the program to get the latest version.
重新安装
to put furniture, a machine, a piece of equipment, etc. back into the position that it was in before and make it ready for use
The mechanic was able to reinstall the pistons without damaging the engine. 机械师能够在不损坏发动机的情况下重新安装活塞。
They intend to re-install the fittings to match the original design.
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- I tried to uninstall and reinstall the software to fix the problem.
- You may need to reinstall the faulty program.
- They used the money to reinstall lockers in the school buildings.
(GIVE JOB)
恢复某人的职位
to put someone back into an important job or position
The new owners have plans to reinstall Sykes as chief executive.
Her supporters want to reinstall her as president. 她的支持者希望重新任命她为总统。
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- General Vasquez helped to reinstall Mr Alvarez in power after a popular uprising.